Particulars
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Crystal, made in Sweden. Designed by Orrefors with Björn Frantzén — the only chef in the world currently running three restaurants with three Michelin stars. The 4.4 oz bowl is sized for cocktails served cold and without ice: Dry Martini, Espresso Martini, Cosmopolitan, Vodka Martini. Width 3.7" · Height 6.6". Sold as a set of two.
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Dishwasher safe, and made to be used. Crystal kept behind glass stops being a glass.
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Restaurants, hotels, private clubs, and designers ordering at volume are welcome to write to us at hello@jacquelinerow.com. Trade pricing is available on qualifying orders, and larger quantities can be sourced beyond what's listed here. Engraving is available on this collection by request.
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Ships directly from Orrefors, hand-packed and insured. Delivered by UPS Ground to the lower 48; Alaska and Hawaii ship at an additional rate. We're unable to ship to PO boxes. Orders ship Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. Please allow 3–5 business days for processing.
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Orders can be cancelled before they ship. Write to us at hello@jacquelinerow.com right away — once a piece is with the carrier, it's on its way.
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Crystal ships once, carefully. Each set leaves the maker hand-packed and insured, and for that reason all sales are final. Should a piece arrive anything less than perfect, write to us at hello@jacquelinerow.com within 48 hours with a photograph and we'll replace it.
Michelin Chef Björn Frantzén
Björn Frantzén is the only chef in the world to hold three Michelin stars across three separate restaurants at once — an achievement that places him at the very top of fine dining.
Frantzén in Stockholm, Zén in Singapore, and FZN in Dubai have each been awarded three stars, a level of consistency and precision rarely seen across continents.
Developed with Frantzén and his team of sommeliers, the Orrefors collection was built to meet the demands of world-class dining — Scandinavian design and technical performance in the same glass.
We are honored to carry the collection at Jacqueline Row.

